Who are the members of ESA?

Contrary to what you might think, you don't even have to be an entomologist to join ESA. For most of our members, though, insects play a pretty significant role in their daily lives, either by studying them, the impact that they have on our world, or by merely appreciating the magic and beauty of these creatures. Over 50% of ESA members have their PhD in entomology or a related field and another 20% are pursuing their degree. Other than entomologists, our members also include: 

	Apiculturists	Arachnologists	Agronomists	Applied Ecologists	Behaviorists
	Biochemists	Biologists	Biometeorologists	Bioinformatics	Benthologists
	Biological Control experts	Chemical Ecologists	Coleopterists	Conservation experts	Collectors
	Chemists	Curators	Dipterists	Diagnosticians	Ecologists
	Educators	Extension agents	Ethicists	Evolutionary Biologists	Farmers
	Foresters	Geneticists	Genetic Engineers	Horticulturists	Homopterists
	Hobbyists	Heteropterists	Hymenopterists	Illustrators	Invasive Species researchers
	IPM Practitioners	Lepidopterists	Medical researchers	Molecular Systematicians	Morphologists
	Nanotechnologists	Nematologists	Nursery workers	Odonatologists	Parasitologists
	Pesticide applicators	Pollen Biologists	Paleontologists	Phylogeneticists	Physiologists
	Pathologists	Quantitative Biologists	Regulators	Statisticians	Students
	Toxicologists	Turfgrass professionals	Taxonomists	Urban Planners	Veterinarians
	Vector Biologists	Zoologists

 

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